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Guess who's coming to dinner? 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon

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Jimmy Fallon wants you to make him a home-cooked meal when he's in town.
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Late night host Jimmy Fallon is in the mood for a Minnesota home-cooked meal. Will you have him over?

The comedian is headed to the Twin Cities this weekend for a special live broadcast of the "Tonight Show" after the Super Bowl. (And since you asked, no, tickets are no longer available. They were gone within minutes.)

"Maybe instead of going to a restaurant, I'll just show up at some random person's house for dinner," he said. "Bring a bottle of wine, hang out, meet the family."

Minnesotans, it's now up to you. But please, no grape salad. Let's not bring that back up.